ELECTRON 80/100 BRUSHLESS ESC

The new Century Electron Brushless ESC's come easy to program with 4 flying modes. Just throttle up before plugging in your battery to enter programming mode, then throttle down upon selecting a mode indicated by the number of beeps (1 beep = mode 1, 2 beeps = mode 2, etc...) Disconnect the battery, wait a few seconds, plug in the battery and start flying. The ESC features governor mode and non-governor mode for helicopters and airplanes. Soft-start when throttle has been in down position for longer than 15 seconds.

Features:

• Now includes Ferrite Ring!
• Easy to Use: 4 Flying Modes
• Supports Quick Throttle Response
• Supports Linear Throttle Output
• Supports Stable RPM Control
• Supports Compatibility with Most Brushless Motors
• Supports High Speed Brushless Motor
• 2-Pole Brushless Motors up to 240,000rpm
• 6-Pole Brushless Motor up to 80,000rpm
• 12-Pole Brushless Motor up to 40,000rpm
• Built-in Heat Sink
• Built-in Throttle Calibration Function
• Built-in Soft Start Function for Helicopter
• Built-in Governor Function for Helicopter
• Built-in Auto Motor Timing Function
• Built-in World Famous Brand MOSFET with High Quality, Reliability & Low Impedance
• Two Stage Protection Soft Cut then Hard Cut
• Low Battery Protection for LiPo/LiOn Battery
• High Temperature Protection for ESC Body

PWM Frequency............................. 12Khz
BEC Continuous Output................ None

Continuous / 15-Sec Peak Current... 80A / 100A

Maximum Operation Voltage / Li-Po Cell... 25V / 6-Cell
Physical hardware limitation 30V

(If CNE480 utilizes anything beyond 6 cell Li-Po or 25V, the power source may cause serious damage to the ESC and will not be covered under warranty)

Low Battery Protection
  Soft Cut Voltage....... 2.9V per Li-Po Cell
  Hard Cut Voltage..... 2.6V per Li-Po Cell

High Temperature Protection
  Soft Cut Temperature..... 110°C / 230°F
  Hard Cut Temperature... 120°C / 248°F

Weight: 83.96g
Body Dimensions: 80mm x 30mm x 14mm
Wire Length: 142mm
Servo Lead Wire: 255mm

Click here for the instruction manual.